Students at Jordan High were exposed for decades to explosions and cancer-causing gases, according to an investigation into regulatory failures. The report describes repeated warnings, hazardous conditions, and missed opportunities for agencies to intervene or protect the school community. Families and former students say the consequences may include lasting health problems and distrust of authorities. The findings raise questions about accountability, environmental oversight, and why regulators failed to act despite evidence that the campus posed serious risks for many years.
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